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Show THE LEADER. Tremonion. Utah Thursday. February State Award For 7. 1957 4-- H Foods Demonstrators RIVERSIDE By MyrI Udy with the Navy. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Udy accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Evan Godfrey of Clarkston By Florence Munsn to Preston, Ida., where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fer-reV-l- -r Larsen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rudd attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newel Nish at Plymouth last week in compliment Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hanson to Mrs. Nish who was celebratand daughters Saundra Mae and ing her birthday anniversary. Diann Dickson Judith Larson Marilynn Esplln Mr. and Mrs. Don Potter and Mary Ann drove to Salt Lake City Sunday morning where daughter Denise spent Sunday Saundra Mae boarded a United with Mrs. Potter's parents, Mr. Airplane for Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Karl Bensop and famwhere she will attend the North- ily at Logan. Friends of Mrs. Art (Kate) west Air College. Upon completion of her course, Saundra Mae Saunders of Logan will be sorry will work for a Major Air Line to hear that she is very ill at the L.D.S. Hospital at Logan Company. a heart attack at her at the home folowing Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Udy were home Friday. J. E. Robinson of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and son City visited with friends here Ray of Hooper. Joan Good Ann Wilkinson Karolyn Swanion Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potter Owen Hess and family Sunday Hard work and perseverance brought .state-widrecognition and were Mrs. Donna Wilcox and and son Merrill spent Monday Club members. They were selected handsome awards to six Utah at Ogden. on the basis of their achievement as well as progress made in their family of Ogden. Mrs. Irene Peck, Mrs. Dorothy projects, Dairy Foods Demonstration and Bread Demonwinning Return From Trip stration. Their records were Judged by the Extension Service of Utah Richards, Mrs. Rhoda Welling Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burns reState Agricultural College. and Mrs. LaDene Zundel sang home Friday evening turned Outstanding ability to utilize Demonstration program. They two quartet numbers and Mrs. are Ann Wilkinson, 17, of Morand demonstrate dairy food prodLaDene Zundel sang a solo ac- from a three week vacation trip. ucts brought individual state gan, and the team of Karolyn Mr. Mrs. and They accompanied companied by Mrs. Blanche honors in the Dairy Foods Swenson and Jban Good, both 16, to Hansen at the 60th wedding Bert Whitney of Garland Demonstration program to Diane of Pleasant Grove. Each of the Wisconsin where they Dickson, 17, of Morgan. The state girls was presented with a $50 anniversnry for Mr. and Mrr. Madison, tended the wedding ceremony U. S. savings bond by Standard team demonstration winners R. S. Caldcrvood at Tr rnontc;;. were Marilynn Esplin and Judith and Brands. for their reception grandson Sunday. Ann's demonstration, "Basic Larson, both 16, of St. George. son) Newel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stand- (the Whitney's Each girl was awarded a beauBeaten Batter Coffee Cake," inwho has for his bride Whitney dinat a entertained family ing tiful inscribed wrist watch by the cluded the addition of chopped ner at their home Sunday in the former Nancy Rinder. Newel Carnation Company. dates and grated orange peel. has been at living Westville, Diane's demonstration was Her mother, Mrs. Harry Wilkincompliment to their called "Raised Waffles." The son, and Elizabeth Lamb are her Dennis Miller of Tremonton Indiana. Both Newel and his leaders. team demonstration given by local who was celebrating his birth- wife work at the Hospital at Breads for Fancy EnMarilynn and Judith was en"Fancy Mrs. WhitWisconson. Madison, Others present day anniversary. was' the subject of titled "Making Cheese." tertaining," a is Technician ney Thereapy were Mr. and Mrs. Quinton In addition to the Dairy Foods Karolyn and Joan's demonstraDemonstration program, the tion. Besides practice sessions, Beasley and family of Ogden there. During their trip Mr. and Mrs. Burns were in sixteen difand Mrs. Miller and family. girls have completed other they presented it 35 times to projects and participated in Club more than 1,400 people. They Weekend guests at the home ferent states. They visited with showed five different types of activities. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Udy were another grandson, Wallace Niel-sowere named rolls. Their Club leader is Lurena Three at Oklahoma City, OklaMr. and Mrs. Dennis Hancey state winners in the Bread E. Warnick. and small son, Don, of Logan. homa, who is stationed there the Air with Force. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Earl They spent spent Friday at Salt Lake City. sometime at New Orleans, La., after which they enjoyed visit start at 8:30. Everyons is cordiDinner guests at the home of and came home by way of Tex- ing with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. ally invited to come and dance Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rudd, Sun- as. They ran into heavy snow- Calderwood at Tremonton. to the Phil Harris Orchestra of day, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert storms and icy roads in Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Hansen Logan. so and came home Jensen and son, Jimmy, of by way of Nevada. They report having had spent Saturday visiting their Clearfield. children Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wei Mrs. Effie Potter and son a wonderful trip. ler and family at Salt Lake City. Merrill and Mrs. Lucille Potter Mrs. Irene Peck and Mrs. Dinner guests at the home of Friand daughter Janeal spent Blanche Hansen attended a Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anger and day visiting with Mrs. George Bridge party at the home of Mrs. Bill Waldron at Tremonton family, Sunday, were Mr. and Manning at Farmington. Mrs. Don Ward and family of Comes From Alaska Thursday evening with Mrs. Bountiful. and Mrs. Blaine Saunders arrived here Clarence Bowcutt Mrs. Beverly Grill and small last Monday from Sterling, Quinton Allen as Sheri Lynn spent Sat daughter, Mr. M. and Mrs. J. Udy spent Alaska where he has been emrelatives at Ogden. with urday ployed by a large oil company. Sunday at Ogden where they Hess Owen Jr. and Dent brohter-in-laMrs. visited He will be here for an indefinUdy's Mason were overnight guests at Lewis Street at the St. ite period with his wife Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd and small daughter. Marilyn Benedict Hospital. They also the home of at Clearfield Pruitt and family and daughter came here several spent sometime with Mrs. Udy's weeks ago to be with Marilyn's sister, Mrs. Faye Vernieuw at Friday. Saturdayat they were the home of overnight guests father, R. J. Hardy, who has Ogden. Mr. and Phill Mrs. Mason at Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Garn been very ill. Tuesday the Saunders accompanied by Mr. and entertained a group of friends Salt LakeatCity. Guests the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jeppson spent the at a party at their home SaturCliford Welling, Sunday, were the day in Salt Lake City. In day evening. Enjoying a hot Mr. and Mrs. LaVere Welling the evening they visited with dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Rich Mr. Saunder's sisters, Mrs. Ardis ard Packer of Tremonton, Mr. and family of Ogden. Mrs. Helen Severson was one Cook at Clearfield and Mrs. and Mrs. Dean Coombs and Mr. of the speakers at the Farewell and Mrs. Ross Rhodes of GarBernice Packer at Roy. Mrs. Marie Bywater and small land, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Han- Testimonial for Kenneth Ward at the Riverside ward chapel daughter, Christine of Little sen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coombs, Sunday evening. Kenneth is goMr. Mrs. and Leo Coombs and of several Valley spent days Mr. Mrs. M. J. Udy. The ing to the Southern States. and last week visiting with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Munson Bywater's mother, Mrs. Elma evening was spent in playing Pinochle with prizes going to spent Saturday at the David Petersen. Allen home at Perry. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hansen Glen Severson Wednesday eve- Mabel Hansen and Mark Udy. A : and daughter, Mary Ann, spent Mrs. E. II. Packer was a dinning was Darwin. Eggli, who is at Salt Lake City. home on a furlough from As- ner guest at the home of Mr. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Udy entoria, Ore., where he is stationed and Mrs. C. W. Bourne Sunday joyed dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Udy, Friday evening. FIELDING sf ll Flies To Washington rl nv e t son-in-la- n teen-ager- s 1 T Mourn Passing of Eberhard Ward Our town was saddened Friday afternoon by the sudden passing of Eberhard W. Ward at the Valley Hospital. He had been ill for less than a week. The men of the ward cleaned the church during the week. The ladies prepared lunch and they finished, with the help of the men, cleaning and painting. It's wonderful to have the meeting house clean. Ron Hales left the Salt Lake airport Sunday morning for San Francisco where he will attend market week. Miss Carolyn Hales, who is working in Salt Lake City, spent the weekend at the family home with her mother, Mrs. Ron Hales. Sunday morning the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. La- Vere Udy was given the name of "Laurie Udy" by her grandfather, Lynn Thomas in fast meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thomas and son, L. D., Mrs. Margaret Thomas and Bonnie of Tremonton and Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Lynn, Garland, attended the meeting and afterward were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaVere Udy. Elder Leaves Mrs. Ellen Capener and members of the family from here and Anne Capener from Logan by Mrs. Owen accompanied Leatham, Wellsville, were in Salt Lake City Wednesday night to bid farewell to Elder Robert Leatham who left for a mission in the North Central States mission. He will be in the same mission with Elder Norman Burnett from our ward. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hanni and family of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Weese and family, Wes-terga- rd Tremonton, were visiting at the Mary Udy home, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Udy and son spent the weekend in Salt Lake City with Mrs Udy's parents and other relatives. We are happy to report that Mabel Hadfield is recuperating nicely at home now. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peterson and Mrs. Martha Peterson, Mrs. Afton Green, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward and children, Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Welton Ward and children, Pocatello, Mrs. Margie Shirley and two children, Rexburg, Ida., and Rayola Walker, Ogden, visited Mina Ward and also Mabel Hadfield over the weekend. The Paul Wards, Margie Shirley and Rayola Walker are staying most of the time with their mother, Mina Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Adams and son and Mrs. James Hall and three children of Magna visited their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Udy, and then they all visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams in Thatcher. We are sorry to report there is very little change in the condition of William Bowcutt, who has been ill so long. Mr. and Mrs. Eastin Nielson of Hyrum visited Mrs. Nina Dus-tiRiv-erto- n, Kennard, Sunday. Mrs. Beth Bowcutt stayed over night and she accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jay Macfarlane to Salt Lake City, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udy and son from Canada visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Udy and other relatives the first of the week. While here, they attended the funeral of Mr. Fuhriman in Logan. He was the grandfather of Mrs. Udy. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner and children, Salt Lake City, visited the T. J. Udy home, Sunday. Visit In Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stenquist and daughter returned home Monday after spending the weekend in Reno, Nev., with their son, Lt. David E. Stenquist and his family. David came home to see his new daughter and the grandparents visited all of them together. They also brought their two little grand daughters, Loyette and Rebecca home with them for a visit. FOR FAST RESULTS USE THE LEADER WANT ADS. n, Saturday, Farewell Held A big crowd attended the farewell testimonial for Kenneth DR. PAUL K. NASFELL Ward, Sunday night. Friends from all over the valley, Cache valley and southern Idaho were present to wish him well. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown. Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith and boys of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. Colen Peterson and family, Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Bott, Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ward, College Ward, Marilyn Ward, Cigden, and Iva Peters of Los Angeles, Calif., were visitors at the Ira Ward home Sunday and attended the testimonial for Kenneth. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Macfar-lan- e and children of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowcutt and chil- dren of Logan visited with Ruie h" s&N&fi , OPTOMETRIST FOR BETTER VISION HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED NOW. Phone Thursdays AL7-120- 2 Ogden, 2470 Wash. Blvd. Phone s5j tu - Tremonton I v?? Grand Daughter 111 Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Hansen f INFRARED Brooding saves many ways j ! More and more owners of both large and small flocb are switching to infrared brooding Here are some of the reasons . Saves in feed cost- s- chicks generally gain faster, arc ready for market sooner Saves labor no tending of fires safer, too Cuts chick losses from crowding, smothering, cannibalism. Reduces fire, fume hazards. Eli minatcs hovers, other equipment TIT received telephone calls from their son, Scott Hansen at Bryan, Tex., during the weekend telling them that his tiny daughter, Vicki had been confined at the hospital with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Severson spent Saturday at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Munson spent Saturday evening with their frienrs, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Paxton at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Udy acn companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Bear River City left during the forepart of the week for a two week vacation trip to California, Arizona and Mexico. At Chula Vista they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boone. The three ladies are sisters. At Stockton they will visit with their brother, Rex Batchelor and family. At Phoenix they will spend sometime with Mr Udy's brother, Arve Udy and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Hansen attended an outstanding dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redd at Provo, Tuesday evening. Some of the guests there were the British Consul and his wife, Mr. and who Mrs. House of England, are at the present at Denver, Colo., Gov. and Mrs. Clyde, Dr. and Mrs. Oltin of the U. of U., Dr. and Mrs. Chase of the A. C. at Logan and Dr. and Mrs. of the B.Y.U. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Garn were happy to receive a telephone call from their daughter, Mrs. Dayle Stimpson at San Diego, Calif., during the weekend. Dayle says she and her husband and two children are all well and sends regards to all her friends here at home. The Annual M.I.A. Sweetheart Ball will be held at the Fielding recreational hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 12th. It will FARM TtR... Electrically UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. 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